Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-03

RUSSIAN and German reia5lous are
represented as being of the most cordial
character.
THERE was serious trouble in the In
diana Legislature on the oath when Mr..
Robertson attempted to assume the duties
O. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A fight oc-
Cured.
The reports from the earthquake in
Southern Europe grow more appalling.
Over two thousand persons are reported
killed
TIE Union Labor party finished it's work
and adjourned sine die at Cincinnati, on
the oath. A serious split was averted by
eliminating nearly or quite one-half of the
platform.
| IT is reported that three Russian mill
!! tasy officers discovered in a recent con-
| spiracy against the government have been
executed at ST. Petersburg
y CONVENTION of Pacific and Western
railway Manag assembled at Chicago
on the oath to discuss the Interstate Com
merce law. John g. Brown, of the Texas
! & Pacific, presided.
AN imperial order has been issued set
| ting forth the oath bishops in Prussia
must take before assuming their bishop
ric duties. 1t is a strong obligation.
Mrs. CHRISTINA FRET was crossing the
| Michigan Central bridge, three miles west
of Ann Arbor, Mich, on the Oath, carryin g
a three-year-old child, when the Grand
| Rapids express struck them, killing both
| instantly.
| SECRETARY MANNING has requested AS
sistant Secretary Fairchild to continue to
| act as Secretary of the Treasury, as he
| does not care to resume his Off cial duties
| just at present
| BENZ. F. TAYLOR, LII D., poet, author and
| lecturer, died at his home in Cleveland, ,
| o., onpthe oath, after an illness of only a
week. A week previously he was attack
| ed with chill. His illness became very
much worse and soon developed into
peritonitis.
ACCORDING to the rules of the House,
| the last six days of the session motions %
suspend the rules and take bills up for
passage are in order at any time. 1t is
understood the Speaker has agreed to
| recognize General Henderson, of Iowa,
under this order, to take up the bill givin g
Mrs. Logan pension of 5000 per annum
| There is little doubt that if the bill is
! brought to vote it will pass.
4 sCATHING and rebuking port is made
| against the management of the Summit
County (O) infirmary by the Board of
State Charities, and several removals are
! recommended.
NEW ENGLAND reports the worst snow
storm for twenty years on the 18th.
GLADSTONE has reduced the rents on his
| Scotch farm.
MAINE has quarantined against cattle
| from New York, Massachusetts and Illi-
nos.
JIM STEVENS, colored, was hanged for
| murder at Princess Anne, Md, on the 25th.
THE Cincinnati trunk mystery has been
| eXplained-it was only corpse for doc
| tor to dssect.
DARBY & Co.'s candy warehouse at Bal
timore, Md, was burned on the 25th, caus-
ing a loss of 500, o0a.
| 1T is probable q special session of the
| United States Senate will be called for
purposes of confirmation.
| FRANK H. RAIFF is under arrest at San
Antonio, Tex, charged with embezzle-
mcnt at San Francisco, Cal.
JESSE w. FELL, widely-known and
pubhc-spirited citizen of Illinois, died at
| his home at Normal on the 18th.
| Hon. CHAUNCEY F. SHULTz is an appIi-
! cant for the position of United States sub
| treasurer at st. Louis with strong prospect
| Of appointment.
| IN American manufacturer, named
| Schneider, has arrived at Constantinople to
submit to the Porte his recently invented
| large caliber cannon.
| FATHER MAURISE HOWARD, widely
| known. and one of the oldest priests IN
| ,
| on the 25th
| GOVERNOR LEE of Virginia has issued
| his proclamation calling extra sessi ion
| OF the Legislature on the 10th of March.
| GOVERNOR. HILLS private secretary has
notified Rev. Mr. Powell, spiritual ad-
| wiser of Mrs. Roxalina Druse, the muir
! dorcss. that the executive will not inter
fere with the execution.
GEORGE MIDDoUR, formerly postmaster
| at Waynes borough, Pa, and recently con-
/ vic ed of defrauding the Government, YVES
| sentenced at Philadelphia on the 18th to
| pay fine Of 500 and costs and to three
| months Imprisonment.
| LAFAYETTE WILLIAM WILDMAN, a miner
! was instantly killed at Wa shington, Ind,
| on the 25th, by falling slate while at work
| He leaves wife and four children. Miles
| Street was seriously and perhaps fatally
| injured in the same way on the 9th.
Nh. AND MKs. BARBOUR Drum, aged
about fifty, were burned to death in their
dwelling, in the town of Big Flats, n Y,
| or the 25th. They were alone in the house
and no one knows how the fire started